₦airaland Forum

achi4u: i support naija but Arsenal go show us pepper

gud bro, u can say dat again

swtchicgurl: i hope ramsey scores like 5 goals for the politicians. u knw wat i mean.





mikel obi performed well in the final against munich. i heard yakubu has gone to china too.

hahaha lols u r ryt,Ramsey scores 5, den BOKO HARAM GROUP DIES

otodeluxe: I will not support any of them they are loosers

ok bro,which club team do u support?

[quote author=Beaf!]^
Who want una yeye support sef..
Arsenal are going to be humiliated [/quote]hehehe humiliated by Boko haram or Nigeria?

[quote author=al-ahamad]Make RVP push 5 goals for me jare....which useless naija I wan support?.....UP GUNNERS...!!!!![/quote]u correct lyk NIKE,thumbs up...bt dat 5 goals 2 much 4 RVP,make it Giroud 2 and Poldoski 2 and RVP 3....1-7 scores,IKE UCHE 2 SCORE D ONLY GOAL 4 9JA

nomshu: Arsenal for real, up gooners

u correct lyk NIKE,thumbs up...

redsun: Yeye topic making front. What has this place turn to?

no b yeye topic,after all majority of gunner fan will support thier club..jst wana knw nairalanders team 4 d game...

Who will you support: Arsenal or Nigeria?

Let me see your comments..

As an Arsenal Fan, i will support Arsenal.

[quote author=Mynd_44]If you still downside her a friend buy it, if not she can go jump into the lagoon[/quote]tanx man,1 luv.....

In summary,We started this relationship last year August, broke up with my lover last week monday and her birthday is on 27th june which is tomorrow.we ended the relationship in a sad mood, we dont call nor test each other anymore,even when me meet online on social networks like 2go,facebook,gtalk e.t.c we ignore each other.i broke up with her due to her uncaring attitude(I DONT CARE),pls nairalanders help?

dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=165473%3Ajonathans-brazil-trip-abdication-of-duty-reps&catid=2%3Alead-stories&Itemid=8

Members of the House
of Representatives
yesterday criticised
President Goodluck Jonathan for
travelling to Brazil for the United
Nations conference on climate
change when hundreds of
Nigerians are being killed and
maimed in several cities, saying
he abdicated his duty.
The members stated this while
debating a motion sponsored by
Rep Yakubu Barde (PDP, Kaduna)
who came under matters of
urgent national importance over
the Sunday bombings of three
churches in Kaduna State and
the reprisal attacks that
followed.
The legislators unanimously
voted summoning President
Jonathan to come back home
from Brazil. The House
resolution invited the President
and the security chiefs to
address the House at a closed-
door session on the insecurity
situation in the country.
Representative Emma-nuel Jime
(PDP, Benue) said: “There is an
abdication of responsibility on
the part of the President. So far
what we have is a statement by
his spokesman to say that he is
too engaged with state issues
than to talk about Boko Haram,”
Rep. Jime added.
Minority Leader Femi
Gbajabiamila (ACN, Lagos) also
criticised the President for
contravening the oath of office
he swore on May 29th 2011 by
travelling “to far away to Brazil
to engage in climate conference
when a state capital is under
siege for hours.”
“We must begin to look
elsewhere for solution, drastic
situations calls for drastic
measures. We have power of
oversights not only on the
National Security Adviser but
also on the President himself”,
the Minority Leader said.
In her submission, Rep.
Olajumoke Okoya-Thomas (ACN,
Lagos), said if the President
knows that he can’t handle the
situation ‘he should step down’.
“We should issue marching
order to the President in view of
the security situation,” she said.
Rep. Jerry Manwe (PDP, Taraba)
said: “Is Mr. President scared? Is
the IGP scared? Are there some
people that cannot be arrested?
If the President knows who is
behind Boko Haram he should
go after them otherwise nobody
should come and tell us that they
are on top of the situation”.
“Ali Modu Sheriff is today
walking the street of Nigeria,
Jonathan must now
demonstrate that he has the will
power to handle it, he can no
longer be telling us that this is a
phenomenon. He said even in
his cabinet there are Boko
Haram symphatisers but it
means that he is the only person
who has the custody of
information about their
sponsors,” Jime said.
Speaking shortly after the
motion was passed, Speaker
Aminu Waziri Tambuwal
lamented that he was quoted
out of context when he issued
statement on the Sunday bomb
blast and reprisal attacks in
Kaduna state through his Special
Adviser on Media and Public
Affairs, Malam Imam Imam
saying, “my stance has always
been known on issue of
terrorism; I have always spoken
against the perpetrators,
therefore I crave the indulgence
of those desperately looking for
what to use to smear my name
to please leave me alone”.
Although no date was set for the
appearance of the President
before the House, this would be
the first time that the House has
summoned the President since
assuming office in February
2010 after he was declared
Acting President by a resolution
of the both chambers of the
National Assembly.
Meanwhile three opposition
parties; Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC), Action Congress of
Nigeria (ACN) and the All Nigeria
Peoples Party (ANPP) also
condemned the President
Jonathan for embarking on the
Brazil trip while Yobe and
Kaduna States when dozens of
Nigerians wee being killed and
maimed. ACN said it is a sign of
incompetence and confused
leadership.

dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=164970%3Afg-must-implement-subsidy-report--nlc-bribery-allegations-diversionary&catid=2%3Alead-stories&Itemid=8

The Nigeria Labour
Congress (NLC) and the
opposition Action
Congress of Nigeria (ACN)
yesterday warned that the
allegations involving the
chairman of the House of
Representatives ad hoc
committee on fuel subsidy
management, Rep. Farouk
Lawan, must not be allowed to
scuttle the implementation of
the committee’s report.
The two organisations said
whether or not the chairman or
even the entire members of the
House committee solicited for,
and received gratifications, the
final report still contains names
and details enough for thorough
and transparent investigation to
go on.
The controversial House
Committee report made startling
revelations of large-scale fraud
of more than N1 trillion in the
subsidy regime between 2009
and December last year.
The report laid much of the
blame for the irregularities on
the NNPC, whose board is
chaired by Petroleum Minister
Diezani Alison-Madueke, the
former board of the PPPRA
chaired by Ahmadu Ali, former
national chairman of the
Peoplers Democratic Party (PDP)
and Zenon Petroleum and Gas
Limited owned by business
mogul Femi Otedola who is now
at the centre of the bribery
allegation involving the sum of $
600,000.
A press statement signed by
Acting President of NLC Comrade
Kiri Mohammed said, as serious
asit is, the ongoing accusations
and counter accusations
between Rep. Lawal and the
chairman of Zenon Mr Otedola
over allegations of bribery
“should not be used to divert
attention on the implementation
of the report of the committee.”
The Labour leader said the NLC
believes that Nigerians should
not be overburdened with an
issue that should strictly be the
burden of appropriate security
agencies, particularly the
Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC).
“The report, which has been
submitted to the executive arm,
must be subjected to proper
investigation and prosecution of
all those indicted,” the Labour
lerader said.
He added that “we saw in the
report as a confirmation of our
position. We have, since the mid
eighties, insisted that subsidy do
not exist in the petroleum
sector, rather it has always been
a conduit for a few cronies of
successive governments with
interest in the petroleum sector
to siphon public funds for their
private businesses.
“For us, we believe criminal
matters as serious as bribery
should be what the police or
EFCC should take very serious
interest in and not politicize the
issue through unnecessary
diversionary tactics. We
therefore urge the EFCC to
implement the report of the
committee, which President
Jonathan was reported to have
forwarded to the agency NOW.”
In a similar statement, the Action
Congress of Nigeria (ACN)
expressed deep concern at the
timing of the allegation to
coincide with the period that
Nigerians expect the
government to be dealing with
the issues raised in the report.
The statement by its National
Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed, yesterday pointed
out that public reaction to the
report clearly indicated that the
committee had carried out a
thorough job in exposing the
massive mismanagement and
the sleaze involved in the fuel
subsidy issue.
‘’Therefore, the allegation of
bribery making the rounds
should not be used as a reason
not to allow all those indicted by
the report to have their day in
court,’’ ACN said.
The party said while the bribery
allegation must be thoroughly
investigated and anyone found
culpable must be dealt with
according to the laws of the
land. ACN said any attempt to
cast aspersion on the report, to
say it has been tainted by the
bribery allegation, should be
resisted by the House of
Representatives.
‘’We are concerned that this case
is eerily similar to what
happened after the House’s
probe into the $16 billion
reportedly spent in the power
sector during the Obasanjo
regime. Instead of implementing
the report of the committee, the
man who presided over the
probe was slammed with
corruption charges. Till today,
that report was never
implemented and Nigeria
remains in darkness,’’ the
statement said.

[quote author=Mynd_44]For 8k, I will rather leave her[/quote]hahahahahaha

[quote author=aybaba73@yahoo.co.uk]Obj wil be ready 4 a face off wit d house of reps. He has a lot of info at his disposal. He is familar wit d moral culture of most polititians in d country. He wil so embarass them,insult them n thereafter influence dia exits 4rm d national assembly. I luk 4ward to obj opening more can of warms.[/quote]tel dem 4 me oo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is to appear before the House of Representatives Committee on Ethics and Privileges on June 28 over his recent utterances in which he referred to members of the National Assembly as armed robbers and rogues, Daily Trust learnt yesterday.

Obasanjo had in May at the Fourth Annual Conference of the Academy for Entrepreneur Studies Nigeria (AES) at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA) in Lagos, said that “there are more rogues and armed robbers in the State Assemblies and the National Assembly”.

The House of Representatives asked its committee on ethics to investigate the former president’s assertion, with Speaker Aminu Waziri Tambuwal hinting that Obasanjo will be invited to defend himself before the lawmakers.

Speaking to Daily Trust yesterday on the telephone, committee chair Rep. Gambo Dan Musa 9CPC, Katsina), said although they have since received verbal referral for the assignment, they were officially communicated about the exercise on Thursday.

“When we resume next week on the 21st of June, we will meet as a committee to look at the modalities of the investigation and we hope to commence in a week time,” Dan Musa said.

The probe was instituted after a motion on matter of personal privileges was raised by the House Deputy Minority Leader, Suleiman Kawu Sumaila (ANPP, Kano) who said, “the former President called us rogues and armed robbers. But I am not an armed robber neither am I a rogue.”

http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=164754:obasanjo-to-appear-before-reps-june-28&catid=1:news&Itemid=2

lekkie073: Download best blacklist app from getjar.com

does it work with java phones?

Gave this chick my number and
my job is done and she refuse to
move on. She keep calling me
every day and every 10 to 20
mins and I refuse to pick up it
and I am tired of telling her to
stop calling. She have other
people playing on my phone by
calling using blocked numbers
randomly and this is getting
really REALLY annoying.
How do I stop this? how do I
block these people phone
numbers and also how do I stop
it so that people who blocked
their number calls wont be
accepted by my phone or
something?

Gave this chick my number and
my job is done and she refuse to
move on. She keep calling me
every day and every 10 to 20
mins and I refuse to pick up it
and I am tired of telling her to
stop calling. She have other
people playing on my phone by
calling using blocked numbers
randomly and this is getting
really REALLY annoying.
How do I stop this? how do I
block these people phone
numbers and also how do I stop
it so that people who blocked
their number calls wont be
accepted by my phone or
something?

Last Week, Jonathan Announced
that the University of Lagos
{UNILAG} to be Renamed to
Moshood Abiola University,
Lagos {MAULAG}. The Change has
Started Taking Serious Effect
since 3 Days Ago.
Student of the University has
been Chased out of the School
Hostel and Campus on 2 Weeks
Compulsory Break and the School
Surrounded by Police, The
Popular Unilag Bus-Stop has
been Renamed to Maulag Bus-
Stop.
The Federal Government Said "No
Going Back", MAULAG Student
(Formely Unilag Student are Still
Protesting though) but Let us
Keep our Fingers Crossed and
See How things Goes.
=> Whats So Special about
University Renaming? Why are
Unilag Students Over-Reacting,
Shey na Because of Swag or
Wetin?? At least University of Ife
was Changed to OAU, and
University of Awka to Nnamdi
Azkiwe University and the Quality
of Education still Remain the
Same.. #Smh for Some Student!!!

Rep. Ibrahim Olayifa (right, in
white Caftan) watching his Aids
mishandle Road safety officer Mr
JB Jediel for clampdown his
Toyota Camry V6 with
Registration Number MRH 100 at
National Assembly Abuja.

Road Safety officer Mr JB Jediel
shortly after mishandled by Aids
of Rep. Ibrahim Olaifa.

crackhouse: The Rep can't imagine himself been confronted and challenged by a common road safety guy, right?. For Sure, they always see themselves as small gods whom the laws are not meant for. Don't be surprise when u hear that, the guy has been sacked by FRSC. Na naija we dey.

hahaha u r ryt dude

ebamma: it baffles me dat we have such talented boxers in the house of assembly but yet we don't have any olympic boxing gold medal.

lols

cogitoErgo: So Baba (OBJ) was right afterall!

even b4 obj said it,we al knew who they were,WE NEED REVOLUTION

PHIPEX: Nigerians would'v been happier if this BH "revolution" is directed against this sort of power drunk Law makers but no, they will rather blow-up an innocent harmless GrandMother selling Akara at the market square. If you think there will be a day when every Nigerian will carry gun against these tyrants,u better think again. Law Makers my foot!

Boko haram are the goverment thats y..

Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, the Registrar
of JAMB, said on Monday that the
board would soon start to
monitor universities to ensure
that they complied with
2011/2012 admission
regulations.
Ojerinde made the statement
when the Senate Committee on
Education visited the office of
Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) in
Bwari on Monday as part of its
oversight functions.
He said the 60:40 per cent ratio
admission for science and arts
courses must be adhered to by
the universities.
Ojerinde said although most
universities attributed the delay
in admissions to fuel subsidy
removal, “the board would still
monitor the admission
processes.’’
He said the board would start
monitoring from state
universities to ensure strict
compliance with ratio and quota
regulations.
The registrar added that all
applicants would soon get the
opportunity to be admitted to
any Nigerian university, although
not their first or second choices.
He said this was to prevent them
from staying without admission
as their courses of choice could
be studied in other universities.
Ojerinde announced that there
were no more special centres as
the board had abolished all
special centres since 2008.
He added that centres for
examination increased from
2,872 to 3,052 in 2012 with
improved security.
He said 1 per cent of the
overhead cost of the board
would be devoted to buying of
books, stressing that the Test
Development Unit of the board
was purely academic.
Sen. Uche Chukwumerije, the
Chairman of the committee,
urged the board to adhere to the
timetable for admissions.
He urged the board to make
judicious use of funds allocated
to it. (NAN)
In Brief, This Monitoring will Stop
Admission Runsing and any
Similar Issues + Jamb is making a
Move for any Candidates to be
able to Apply for any University
Post UME Exam even if you did
not choose them as your First or
Second Choice *Cheers*

jude33084: . This is a joke, right?

nt a joke man...i read it on internet this morning,check vanguard and daily trust

obalukan: Interm of what? Please explaine better.

interms of wealth,economy,standard of living,education e.t.c